Some people leap into change with excitement. Others need time to warm up. Some cautiously observe first. And many resist it—especially...

Ever had a moment where an autistic child or client did something perfectly one day—but couldn’t do it again the next? Before you assume...

Have you ever assumed you knew why an autistic person was reacting a certain way—only to realize later that you completely misunderstood?...

Are they just trying to get attention? Or are they telling us something important? When a child drags their hand along the wall, knocks...

Stay with me—what you're about to see is important, and I want you to be ready for it. Self-awareness and advocacy are two of the most...

Would you consider yourself as someone who likes "control?" I know when my life feels out of control, I definitely try to control things...

Have you ever watched an autistic child in distress and wondered why they “refuse” to use their words? Why, in moments of frustration,...

What Does Love Really Mean? For many, love is a feeling—expressed through words, hugs, or gifts. But what if those expressions don’t...

For years, professionals have been trained to focus on deficits  when working with autistic individuals. What’s "wrong"? What "needs...

If you’re an educator working with autistic students, you’ve probably experienced this challenge: 🔹 You give an instruction, but the...

Imagine this: you ask a student or your child to try something new. Instead of excitement or engagement, they freeze, shut down, or...

How often do we respond with frustration or blame when things don’t go as expected? For autistic individuals, this response can feel...

As we step into 2025, we’re excited to share our vision for creating meaningful change in how autism is understood and supported. At...

How Simple Shifts Can Strengthen Your Connection with Autistic Individuals You know that trying to change autistic communication isn’t...

Imagine spending years trying to connect with the people around you, only to feel like you’re speaking a different language. Now, imagine...

As caregivers, therapists, and educators, we often feel torn between compassion and setting firm boundaries when supporting autistic...

As parents, therapists, and educators, it's easy to get caught up in what an autistic individual can’t  do based on typical development...

........and What You Can Do Instead If you're working with or raising an autistic child, you've probably noticed how a simple "no" can...